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ITV’s BTCC coverage draws about a million viewers per race
We experience BTCC from the other side of the lens by shadowing Steve Rider and the ITV crew at Thruxton
Is the Z4's combination of engaging handling, strong engine, plush interior and genuine sense of character enough for it to emerge victorious?
The Toyota Supra beat its German rivals when we tore up rural Wales. So can its soft-top sibling, the BMW Z4, follow suit?
Can we call the new eighth-generation Corvette beautiful? Perhaps – but it’s got its work cut out compared to these cars
As the 911 GT3 marks its 20th birthday, we take a look at the long and very special history of high-performance Porsches, a story that starts at near the start of the company's history
The V12 is an increasingly endangered species – time then to celebrate the best V12-powered cars ever made
Bentley board member Astrid Fontaine talks to Autocar readers
Crewe facility played host to Autocar subscribers as company bosses talked us through the EXP 100 GT concept
As the peoples' car of Britain celebrates it's sixth decade, we take a look at the best Mini-inspired offshoots
Some departures left a huge whole in our heart, others just in our bank account...
Every car enthusiast’s life is punctuated by motors loved and lost. Autocar’s staff and contributors ruminate on their most painful goodbyes
The original Porsche 911 had a narrow 1610mm waistline, the new one has gained 242mm
The increasing girth of cars over the past several decades has been a bone of contention, but the end could be in sight
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